#Excel, 19,604 bytes

=CHAR(64+MAX(COLUMN(),ROW()))

Paste this formula in A1, then drag all over A1:Z26.

Byte count:

1. The formula is 27 bytes.
2. You need to copy it 26^2 times. 272626=19604.
3. I and others thought the score should be lower because you don't really need to type the formula again and again. I now think it's irrelevant - we count the size of the program, not the work spent writing it.
4. For comparison - see this 28,187 chars JS answer - obviously, someone generated it rather than typing all this, but it doesn't change its size.

Excel, 19,604 bytes

=CHAR(64+MAX(COLUMN(),ROW()))

Paste this formula in A1, then drag all over A1:Z26.

Byte count:

1. The formula is 27 bytes.
2. You need to copy it 26^2 times. 272626=19604.
3. I and others thought the score should be lower because you don't really need to type the formula again and again. I now think it's irrelevant - we count the size of the program, not the work spent writing it.
4. For comparison - see this 28,187 chars JS answer - obviously, someone generated it rather than typing all this, but it doesn't change its size.

#Excel, 19,604 bytes

=CHAR(64+MAX(COLUMN(),ROW()))

Paste this formula in A1, then drag all over A1:Z26.

Byte count:

1. The formula is 27 bytes.
2. You need to copy it 26^2 times. 272626=19604.
3. I and others thought the score should be lower because you don't really need to type the formula again and again. I now think it's irrelevant - we count the size of the program, not the work spent writing it.
4. For comparison - see this 28,187 chars JS answer - obviously, someone generated it rather than typing all this, but it doesn't change its size.

#Excel, 19,604 bytes

=CHAR(64+MAX(COLUMN(),ROW()))

Paste this formula in A1, then drag all over A1:Z26.

Byte count:

1. The formula is 27 bytes.
2. You need to copy it 26^2 times. 272626=19604.
3. I and others thought the score should be lower because you don't really need to type the formula again and again. I now think it's irrelevant - we count the size of the program, not the work spent writing it.
4. For comparison - see this 28,187 chars JS answer - obviously, someone generated it rather than typing all this, but it doesn't change its size.

Excel, 19,604 bytes

=CHAR(64+MAX(COLUMN(),ROW()))

Paste this formula in A1, then drag all over A1:Z26.

Byte count:

1. The forumula is 27 bytes.
2. You need to copy it 26^2 times. 272626=19604.
3. I and others thought the score should be lower, because you don't really need to type the formula again and again. I now think it's irrelevant - we count the size of the program, not the work spent writing it.
4. For comaprison - see this 28,187 chars JS answer - obviously someone generated it rather than typing all this, but it doesn't change its size.

#Excel, 19,604 bytes

=CHAR(64+MAX(COLUMN(),ROW()))

Paste this formula in A1, then drag all over A1:Z26.

Byte count:

1. The formula is 27 bytes.
2. You need to copy it 26^2 times. 272626=19604.
3. I and others thought the score should be lower because you don't really need to type the formula again and again. I now think it's irrelevant - we count the size of the program, not the work spent writing it.
4. For comparison - see this 28,187 chars JS answer - obviously, someone generated it rather than typing all this, but it doesn't change its size.